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Default Sheet Protection


I have a macro to automatically protect my sheets. This macro i
designed to only allow the selection of Unlocked Cells.

ActiveSheet.Protect "a"
ActiveSheet.EnableSelection = xlUnlockedCells

It works fine for every sheet I've used it on up until I re-load i
after I've saved it. (Namely, the locked cells can't be selected, bu
the unlocked ones can.)

When I re-open the workbook, the sheet is still protected, but I ca
select Locked Cells and Unlocked Cells. (Only the Unlocked ones can b
editted, of course.)

Does anyone know of a way to fix this? ie. Change my macro so tha
this problem does not occur?

Thanks,
Scot

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